The published opening pack has twenty invitations, sixty alternatives and twenty invented observation contexts. Its substantive scripts, alternatives, examples, parent/educator/material/framework/source/review/reproduction documents and full alternatives for twenty-two aids were read. Its actual data and native inventory were parsed. Original and root technical review history are separately attributed; this proposal does not repeat their print or fault results as new execution.
| Existing contribution | Useful extension here | Boundary against a renamed repeat |
|---|---|---|
| W01–02 B02/B03 answer a sound or echo a movement | I11/I16 distinguish contact, observed consequence and which player actually acted | No request to repeat a sound/movement; no adult echo credited as child causation |
| B04/B05/B07 offer/change an open picture | I13/I15 respond to a known choice about the kind of adult answer or preserve the part of current exploration that matters | No new picture-looking/page-turn/position sequence |
| B08 join a nearby interest | I14 distinguish a known adult cause from a change whose cause was not observed | No gaze, naming or window-view challenge; uncertainty changes the adult explanation |
| B09/B10 begin/end/repeat a greeting | I12/I18/I19 let a known stop, a present change of idea, or a chosen story event alter the adult's next act | No repeated greeting script, anticipation score or assumption that a past choice still applies |
| T01/T02 join play or direct adult action | T15/T19 agree who is doing which contribution and allow either player to alter participation | No object handover, equal-turn count, sharing or demonstration requirement |
| T03/T04/T07/T08 own meaning/pretend role/story | T17/T18 make an action have a child-chosen fictional consequence, including changing the consequence while keeping the action | No dot/curve interpretation, supplied job, whole-world construction or all-page reading |
| T06/T09/T10 change a version/make a mark/end | T14/T16/T20 check a misunderstood actual message, separate proposed from tried, or create one usable shared play agreement | No compulsory new mark, before/after artwork, better version or final performance |
| Place-and-change: position, inside/out, spacing, orientation, route, visitor | T11–T13 concern contact, motion and an effect that may differ, with no target destination or geometry vocabulary | No basket fit, spatial route, resting-place task, controlled body movement or position mastery |
| Small-world-makers: places/jobs/routes/messages/problems/groups/guides | Story offers here are one consequence chosen in present shared play; T20 is an actual short agreement between willing familiar players | No imaginary visitor guide, sort mat, route-map construction or pretend feedback labelled real |
| Ten-minute: ramp roll/paper slider/mirror moves/what changed/recall | Existing ordinary contact may be noticed; optional tiny level-surface try has no ramp, paper engineering, comparison measurement or required recall | Not a simplified ramp activity or a prescribed infant imitation game |
Neighbour reading also covered all ten Place-and-change cards and parent guidance; Small-world parent/read-aloud guidance and its place/job/message/problem/group/change/route/guide/two-form/revisit functions; Ten-minute's full twenty-card content and source/rights notes. Those remain their own proposals/review histories. Earlier optional household, outdoor, photo and material routes are not imported automatically into this younger browsing pack.
Use the actual event to change the adult response
The adult can say one useful thing, offer wanted help, check one uncertain message, leave ongoing play alone or stop. Child choice is attributed only when its meaning is genuinely known. Reflex, orientation, silence and a physical effect are not automatic intention, consent, understanding or age skill. Current willingness governs added play; ordinary care/support remains available.
Actual child action, known direction, actual adult operation, a cancelled proposal, narrated fiction and a real observed effect are separate. No stillness is a failed motor skill; no motion proves a general law or isolated force/friction. Two changed factors prevent an isolated comparison claim. A story may change physical expectations without being a measurement. A known more-interaction request is not a known child-selected plot. No paper prediction, adult illustration or unmade idea substitutes for actual observed work.
Twenty solved contexts give different next actions; one event or no new offer is enough. Optional adult discussions and reserved guidance are not child checks. Professional service assessment/rules remain wider responsibilities; this home noticing creates no record requirement and does not fulfil a whole framework. No physical/digital implementation, neural/medical effect or human efficacy is claimed.
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